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TWENTIETH YEAR.
EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1907.
SANDERS & CREECH
The Sovereign Bank
of Canada
HEAD OFFICE _—TORONTO.
aid (fp Capital: • • $i.000,000.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS;
/cam' es JARVIS, 1?sq„ - - - Przo,:fen!
;MlieDOLPrt MACDONALD, Iaq. ill Vt.e-Pie,tifrgl
'4. A. ALLAN. Esq., - • /rid I'tce•P,et,:fen!
ho,:. 1). Mc'Ilr.r.AN,
ARCM. CAMPIIHLL, Esq..M.E.
A. E. LvMEN Eey., M.P.
H» 4 1'r:TER MC1,A)1I ,
K. \tcNAtxoar, Esq , M.P.
AL1. �. 11Rt ., lieq., K.C.
P. C. Jr. ML:TT, - - Ge„e,a:-.SfanagA
a. CASSELS, . - . .4,,; ,:.”nail-.,landOp•
Scuts Bank Department
Inters t r.+ Lea current rater pail quarterly.
Branches at Exeter, Dashwood, Zur-
ich and Crediton,
J08. SNELL, Manager
OLD KENS
WANTED
We will pay the hi,:he,t
pries for Ike OLD HENS,
SPRING CHICKENS, PICKS,
TURKEYS, and al!
kinds of
poultry,
Mention
this
Mper.
`
School Field Day. Herman O. -stretcher r ,Ueicher ryas in Goiter -
kit a few days last week as a member,
i•:xcept that Friday was a little cold of the jury at the Fall as,izes.-henry
for outdunr spin is the Field 1) ay of e in, w u rs .a mem ,E o l
ntra
the Exeter Pohlie School was a Very Fite Depart went at London, is spend•
successful one. An for
progriug ing his le,holidays bees with his parents. OanningFactoryh,+d ben au:ut'rd fur bulb uoruiu A atolchorus of sixteen h+: ben
and afternoon, and under the careful ingap izen 111 the Sunday Srh,n,l of the
and excellent management of the Evangelical church. New books have
principal, Mr. L. C. Fleming, assisted been ordered, and as the members of
by a uun+ber of elle trustees lull others the chorus inc picked from the hest -
who had been appointed for the work, singers s'e may expect a treat when
the tines were. arranged in such a ihl'y get ih it voices tuned :Ind start
manner that there were no unnecess- to sing, -The cold weather the past I We will pay Cash and the Highest
ars delays and everything went ort in few days is making us realize that the
first cl+Ess shape. suuuner days are passed and that pr
Theice for good winter apples. Should
Gaines of baseball, basket ball and winter is at our door. The high price
Canada lout ball were played on the school of grain, hay and straw is being felt,
Poultry & ground in the morning between teams especially by the townsmen, and for- not be less than 2 inches in diameter.
chosen from among the scholars. The timate is the one who is amply sup -
Produce games were all well contested and plied with these for the dumb animals
Company interesting.during the coming season. -Chas, EXETER CANNING CO.
(Lieiied) The afternoon sports were held on Stock and Christian Trick drove to
STRAiFORD, Du the Agricultural Urounds and cousid• Tavistock on Saturday for a few days
ering he chilly weather were attend -
Geo.
are sorry to state that Mrs.
ed by a huge number of spectators as Geo. Ilirtzel is ill and at present under
well as teachers and scholars. Besid- the physician's care. Her many Moir Gould Nuptials. BIRTHS
es the winning of the prizes that had friends trust that it will he but a short The residence of Mrs. John Gould, 4th
(' p _
At Saubl
s '
been donated for the separate events time before she has recovered. -firs. con. Hay, as all astir on 1Vednesciay, HA E L Line, Hay, Oct.
there were Junior and Senior Uhaw-' Clande Illuett was called to Forest on the occasion being the marriage of her 11, to W. Schaule nod wife, a sun.
piuuship silver medals to be won, a Friday owing to her mother's serious daughter, Miss Nellie, to Arnold ('on- ,VoounuttN--In Stephen, Oct. 4, to
first prize giving three points, a second illness. Al r. Bluett left for Forest. on red Moir, of I'm) Park Station. At Chidley Woodburn and wife, a son.
two :old a third one. The Senior Saturday, but returned .Monday. -- high noon the winsome bride appeared F08TF tt-Irl McGillivray,
Oct. 12, to
Championship was won by Beattie Miss Lily Wittich, who has been visit- arrayed in a beautiful creation of David Foster and wife, a daughter.
Martin :End the Junior Championship month g relatives
reim returned toour
hermidst
h homethe
in )'ort ratings. cloth,am Exquisite taste tastehandsome
daiu'ti• MAtt- tlALt,- in llensai{, Oct. 10, to
b Herb. Hanlon, one of the several Frank Marshall and wife, a+ son.
nese was also exhibited in the costume
Ceuttalia students who are attending Elgin on Monday, -M1•, and .Mrcostume
the school. The margin of winning Sweitzer entertained a few of their of the bridesmaid, Miss Carrie Gould 11 1,ta'-In Hensall, Oct 6, to Rob-'tr
efriends last Friday evening, -Gott lob sister of the bride. Vin. Bell of Hen- Ilegan and wife a 8011, (still born.)
points in each case was not Targ,
several of the other boys being well Brown, theTownship tax collector, is sall did the d,ities of best mem, while Ws:TER.--In (laborite, on Oct. 18, to
up in the Bete. An interesting feature making his annual visit. Look cheer Rev. Hart of Hensall securely tied the Mr, :End Mrs. George Hunter, a son.
of the day was the Marathon races, fol and pay up. Chas. Wolf is still knot in the presence of neatly one _-- _ -�
which owing to the lateness of the confined to his house frotn an attack hundred guests. When vows were MARAo85.
bout were reduced in distance by one of rheumatism. -John Finlay of St. taken and congratulations over all
'rhontas was in the village on Satin- - present sat down to a anmptuous ami
half, the winner of the senior being Nottn- \'1ND9oR-R1At the home of the
Eddie Willis who went the mile and day in connection with the letting of inviting %%editing feast, after which bride's parents. Oct. 2.3, by Rev,
half at a good swift gait that looked the damaged portions of the Mud the hride, gowned in a handsome tray. Baker of Ailsa Craig, Herbert i ,
Creek-
like a winner even among swift cornDrain.-I2ev,Bonne, the general ening suit, left with her husband, on Ford of Exeter, to Miss Cora, daugh-
pany. ('lair Pickard won the Junior secretary of the British and Foreign the evening train for a honeymoon ter of Geo. Windsor. of Maple Lodge,
Marathuu of one mile with a number Bible Society, addressed a meeting in trip to Toronto and other points east. Ont
of other boys well up, the Evangelical church last Wednes- The friends evidentlyappreciated highMont-Gut Lu -At the home of the
In the evening a big crowd was pre -
speaker and his vividevening. Ile t descri tions of tuent he)numbebriaetbe� aloe' a'nd the beauty
bride's mother, Oct. 23, by Rev.
sent at the Opera House when the tp y Hart of Hensall, Arnold Corned
[prizes were distributed. Rev. D. W. his experiences among the miners in of the gifts presented on the occasion. Moir of Lino Park, Ontario, to
Collins acted as chairman and gave an British Columbia and the Yukon were They have the best wishes of a large Miss Nellie daughter of the ante
interesting and aappropriate address. very interesting. It was indeed too circle of friends and acquaintances for JohnHay.
Gould of
Mr. Fleming distributed the prizes at bad that there were so few in attend- their future happiness and prosperity.
different tittles throe bout the even- Angie as the address was of eery high Married at Maple Lodge.
RR order. -On Friday evening the Ep- Ainterestingevent took lace DEATHS
ing, the distribution being interspers-
ed
very p __
ed with musical selections and short worth Eclogue of the Methodist church on Wednesday at the home of Mr.
speeches. Reeve Bobier. lieu, Martin will have a bazaar in the Foresters' Geo. H. Windsor, Maple Lodge, form-
SCOTT -In Exeter, on October 15th,
and Trustee Frayne spoke, while the hall. over the Clark block. Lunch Hely of Centralia, when his estimable Wm. Scott, aged 82 years and Q
school Glee Club and students gave will be served, articles offered for sale. y g daughter, Miss Cora, was led to months,
musical selections and Miss Howey and a splendid program rendered. Ad- the alter by Mr. Herbert I. Ford, son . MeiNTYRx-in Ailsa Craig, Oct, 19,
gave a reading. Mr. Fleming on be- mission 15c. Everybody come and en- of Mr. Albert Ford, sr., of this place. Malcolm McIntyre in his 84th year.
half of the school thanked the citizens joy youreglf.-Next Sunday the re -op- The bride, who was very prettily at- MoC ILu)t:(tf-In fat. Mary,. Oot. 17,
for the interest taken in the day, by ening services of the Ebenezer church tired, was unattended. The act of Flossie, daughter of Thos. E. Mc -
will take place. A fowl supper will be tying of the knot was performed
Mc -
the donating of prizes, etc. ` g P by Cullrnlgh in her 8th year.
The following are prize wieners:- given on Monday. Quite a number Rev. Baker of Ailsa Craig and was 1.BtnsToN--In St. Marys, Oct. 2t), Jas.
Jr. gills relay race, E Brock's team, from here intend taking it in. witnessed only by the immediate rela- A,Leadston,aged 31 years,' I months
13 Quance's, E I3rickwood's. DE.tTu—rhe sad death intelligence tires of the bride and groom. After and :3 days,
9-12 boys' 10) yd race, II Carling, c woe received here on Tuesday by Gott- the ceremony a delicious lunch was
Wood, T Fear fried Gaiser that his son-in-law, David partaken of. The young couple ,u HA)1tr.To� In St. Marys, Oct. 2),
Hugh Hamilton, aged 63 years, 8
Jr. standing broad jump, I Ferguson Strickler. died at Bright. Mr. and rived here in the evening and were
J. SENIOR H Hanlon, (. Butt. Mrs. Gaiser left here on Tuesday even- tendered a reception at their comfort- monttls,
Sr. rami”K broad jump, B Martin, ing. Much sympathy ie expressed to able little home on Mill street. After MARiIRY--In St. Marys, Oct. 18, Fran-
Company.
ran-
Agent Confederation Life Assurance F Clegg, H White. the bereaved wife who l e Just been the young people heel been heartily cis Markey, aged About (10 years.
Cornpn also Fire Insurance in lead- Jr. running broad jump, 0 Butt, 1 married about two years.
congratulated about fifty sat down to Mut.ultoty --In Clinton, Oct. 20, Mrs.
ing Canadian and British (, Exeter.ea• Ferguson, Ii Hanlon. BIRTIII).�l'-I•A91 Wednesday ere”-. a roost tempting and dainty supper, Wm. Muldrew of Hensall.
Main-t3t., Sr. standing broad jump, B Martin, ing about fifty of our people called at after which a very enjoyable evening
- - -J H White, A Butt. the home of Mathew F inkbeiner,north was spent by all. The bride and groom
Ten Acres for Sale Jr. putting the shot, Ii Hanlon, 1 of the village. in order to celebrate his were not forgotten by their friends for
her usou, H Triebner. ({0th birthday. It was a jolly crowd
in an inner ronin a most excellent art'' I'lS T00 COLD
T. n res of ¢d 1 land for Bale on lake Lnad,wr.' K and itll had a fine time. The tables
ray of gifts, consisting of silverwt'al•,
of a:, T. R. track. For tarn, Wars apply to Sr. running high jump, (: Butt, Fy
�r. Fik.inJones (•legg. A 13,Itt, groaned with the good things and all china, linen, etc„ were presented to
Jr. running high jump, H Hanlon, did justice to the eatables. Mr. Fink- them. Ilerb, is one of our most high -
U Stewart, 1 Ferguson. beiner was presented with a beautiful ly esteemed young men and the best
Sr. putting the shot, II White, 13 Morris chair, a pair of gauntlets, and wishes ,ere extended to himself and
Martin, I. ('culti9. several other articles by his admiring worthy hride and we predict for them
Jr. sack race, E Southcott,GTaylor, friends. We all congratulate Mr, a prosperous and pleasant sail over
E Anderson Finkbeiner on attaining the three the matrimonial sea.
score age, and hope he will live to en -
Copeland. joy many more years among us.
Auction Sale Jr. race, 1' Feat, It Dearing, G Tay- KILLED- -The cruel kick of a colt
--OF- tor. was the means of causing the death of
Farm Stock and Implements Sr. leapfrog race, Whit(: & ('Dallis, a bright little boy just in his budding
h Martin & Clegg, Dayman fi Ilern.
youth. Last Saturday morning Royal. 1 ROBES
Jr. leap -frog race, Amos &. Hendon. the six-year-old son of John F. Smith, jp
Southcutt .l• Carling, Johns &Harvey. was out in the barnyard and seeing
Sr. running hop, step and jump, 11 the colt he attempted to, drive him also are most reasonable,
Martin. F Clegg, H White. out. His father saw that the horse
Jr. running hop, step and jump, G was preparing to kick And cried out
Butt, 1 Fergoson, H. Hanlon. but too late for the horse struck out
Sr. pole vaunt. L ('oultis, C. Fisher, and gave hire the cruel blow which
B Martin. was the result of his death a few hours
Jr. pole vault, I Ferguson, H Trieb• later. His earthly remains were in-
ner, ( Million.terred in the Evangelical Cemetery
Sr. Omuta ing base ball, Il White', 13 on Sunday afternoon the Rev. Bean
Martin, L Co,tltis. conducting the burial services. The
Jr. t' sowing base hall, (1 Acheson, sympathy of the rnmmnnity is extend -
11 iia on, 1 Ferguson.ed to the bereaved family in this their
Sr. kicking foot ball, H White. 13 sad trail of sorrow.
Martin, A Butt.
Jr. kicking foot hall, (i 113110,13110, F
APPLES WAJTFCD
The Old Reliable
FALL IS HERE
and Winter will soon be upon Us.
Underwear
We beg to announce that we have put in a full line of Standfield's un -
shrinkable underwear, both in Ladies' and Gent's.
The ladies' vests are the best we have ever shown. They are made to
shape, having no seams, at $1.r0each, very fine,
Furs
Ladies' We are carrying a choice line of furs this season in and Gent's.
We will sell ladies' coats by catalogue this season as usual. Give us a call be-
fore making your purchases, as we can save you from $2,00 to $:3.00 on a gar-
ment on account of not having to carry theta in stock.
Millinery
'When in need of millinery we can please you as wt have a first-class mill-
iner in connection with the store, in the person of Miss Morlock.
Highest Price paid for produce
rCARLING BROS.
•>
reetba.l.al Cards.
DL 0. i. ROULSTON, L D. 8., D. D. 8.
DENTIST
Umber of the R. C. D. 8. of Ontario and Honor
Seidman, of Toronto 0n1 treaty.
OFTICE: Over Dickson k (7erling's Law ORh e, In
Dr. Anderson's former Dental Parlors. —
�
DR. A. B. KINSMAN, L D. 8., D. D. 8..
Honor graduate of Toronto l'nlreriety.
DENTIST,
!esti extracted without any pain, or any bad effect.
Ogee ores Oladman & Sta„burg's office, Main street
'sem
Medical
AF. MALL)y, M. R. (Tor. Cnh.) MEMBER
e College of Physirlane and Surgeon., Ontario.
Fanner Muse Surgeon Toronto Western hospital.
Itiw
eeeor to Dr. J. A. )tolling. Residence: East on
Rest street north of office, Exeter, Ontario.
Legal.
Dtolt80N i CARl.1Nlt, BARRISTERS, SOLIC1•
lose. Notarie., ('nn'eyancers, Commissioners.
ltelloltors for Molsons Itank, et.
Mosey to Lose a: lowest rate. of interest.
Offices, Main street, Eli-its,
t. imazs
. Oa.. 8•A., L. Dianna
MONET TO LOAN.
We bare a large amount of private fund. to loan
a tans and village properties at low rates of inter
set
(MADMAN k STANRI'RV,
Barrlsjers, W,'Initon,Msin pt., Euler On
William Brown
Prof. Diploma of Rural Inrnrr•nratrd Society of
lt,asi'-ions, England; Organist of Triritt Memorial
Char. h,Kuter. Piano, ()titan, Harmony and Theory
of Muds, Ternuon application. Exeter, Ont,
Farm for Sale
DR.PING' LONDON,
FIN
.Ja1) ONTARIO
Rlectricai Ire •em•nt or diseases of
women a sosolalty•
_ __ -_ Sr. sack race, I3 Martin, 1. Butt,
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KiliVII
Mr. Jeremiah Barry beta purchased
Mr. Win. Hooper's hundred acre farm
for which he paid $f0 00. This is one
of the best farina in the township,
Mr. and Mrs. Hooper are highly es•
teemed in the neighborhood and to
manifest the kindly regard entertain-
ed for then) a number of the young
people gathered at their home Thurs•
day evening and presented there with
a nice easy chair. The gathering was
a most pleasant one. Mr. and Mrs.
Hooper will snake Exeter their future
home. We regret to lose such worthy
residents from our midst.---MissSusan
Querrin left this week for London
where she intends r0nntining.--AlOnza►
McCann has gone to Parkhill where
he has taken a position in a grist mill.
WENT Simi --Considerable excit- -Miss Lippert of Baden is here visit•
ment occurred in our usually quiet ing her brother John this week.-- Mrs.
twig on 'Tuesday nitre noon. A young F. Harry retarded horse this week af-
nb►n from a neighboring village drove ter visiting her daughter in Landon. 1
into town from the west and feeling
rather "joyful” received the idea that
his horse had Ilan Patch heat for
speed. Hr began to whip hif horse,
which let oat his spindles and went
down the Main street at a 1.5') clip
full"wed by a black spaniel who trust
have thought his toaster had slipped
his trolley. Eventually the swaying
of the wagon threw the high seat nut
of its place and elan, 9051, rotes and
blanket went out and landed on ”loth•
er earth. The city atnbnlance was or-
dered out and its driver "went some"
down the highway. When picked up,
the driver was found with his face
bruised and scratched. Otherwise he
was none the worse for the accident.
it was +►close one and we h'pe re tim-
ely warning.
Spurgeon and His Pipe.
Mr. Spurgeon was once cenenred by
someone Inc smoking. in 1(74 he
wrote defending himself as follows:
"I demur altogether, and moat pn i•
tively, to the statement that to smoke
tobacco is wrong. Their is growing
up in eoci(•ty a i'harisnic system which
adds to the precepts of Gad the com•
mendrnents of ”len. To that system
1 will not yield Inc one hour. The
preservation of my liberty may bring
upon ale the up)'r(iding9 of ninny of
good and 010 sneers of the self-right-
eous, but i shall endure both with ser•
enitv 90 long n+ I feel clear in ►n,• con-
acience. When i !veep found inten.e
pain relieved, A weary brain soothed,
and calm and refreshing sleep oIdain n/'1omA
ed by smoking ,t cigar. I have felt +a„„++��11
grateful to Gal.”
To let your horse stand
without a 1)lanket now, or to
be without a good warm pair
of mitts Inc yourself.
We have just received a
good line of both and will sell
them at prices that are away
down. Our
The undersigned soot ioniser has hero in -tart i,1 to
sell by pabli•- auction nn
LOT 5, N. BOUNDARY, BIDDt'LPII
on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMI31•:}t lith, '117
AT 1 (1'CIA)CK SHARP.
The following property`:
STOCK I draught mare, 4 yrs. old; 1 draught
horse, t years o1d, br ()olden Thistle; 1 draught (slit,
2)ears, t.y Jock of hlareble,n:1 neenh horse, 4 ccs.
)o Brinker Sprague, 1 blood mare, 3 yearn. by Si,
Wilted; 1 cow, to calf in 1,erember; l cow In •ebie
'try; 1 eow in March, 1 farrow row, 3 2-y mold ate -ere,
1 heifer, 2. ears old; 1 steer, 1 -yr -old; 1 heifer, l ,r•
old;t od
ring 1,al.es; 1 brood sow, U, pigs, 3 weeks
old, to hens.
I)11'LI.1tl:NTS Masa,11 hinder and mower, Mas-
ae•yJlarris rake, new: Ma•er•ileirris seed dell, new;
long plow, twin dos.. can, plow, diamond harrow,. Johns. 1( Dougal.Sia harrow., roller, hes% wagon, pair ire'. 1.. hay
rack, era.elten.,',nig). titter, rari, fanning mail, Sr. bombed yard l'i' , 11 \\'hit e, iI
weigh •c.b+, 2 sets.ingteharness, 2 set double bar- MATtin, (3 Hanlon.
ness, Magnet Separator. pair tmlwleigh•,•'toy hales, Jr. hundred yard race, I1 llanlon, (:
crow Mr., forks, and other articles too numerous to
mention Blttt, 1) Stewart.
TERNS 0. .,4 ,,n5er r,r (817 *o, ant 1:' Jr. git {'s rare, 31 Jewell, at Soot l -
coo, M Acheson.
The undersigned is offering tar .ale that N- acres i mina. a it on forniahlne a+rprom, r+I joint notes 0,
of land, being parts of lots t and 5 in the 1st con. of a discount of 5 per cent. off for . a -h in lieu of notes,
the Village of Exeter. also the floe brick dwelling Jr, girl's hendre(1yard race, O. Ford,
and three lots on William street, a4Jacent to the R1('iI 1.3'KER, JAS. STANLEY M ,lrwell, 1, Snell.
farm There is on the firm a frame barn and All In
welt nnderdraintd. Farm will bt sol.lwithatt house Prop. Acct, \.i rd lace ( boys 110der Si, 11 Flew -
If desired. Terms easy. For park. -elan applr to
Jolts 8.7 MSIIAW, EaeUr - -- ing. 1; 1\'ell , (i Ortweitt.
WIMP ',PIFIP lir gV'' IFlel
CLINTON 1
CLEARING AUCTION SALE,„vaulters.e'e''l'ackirl” . under a A Afitelen,
ow, :► M
----OF--- Sr.Bgirl's half mile ielay race, 1 Far-
1'A1lM STOCK AND iMPLEMEN'i'.S rtler's tenni, A Bissett's team.
The undersigned auctioneer will .ell 1,., rubric Jr. half Inde relay, H Hanlon's team,
.auction. on (t Hutt's, H Sweet a.
ON FRIDAY, NOV. 1, !(I07 Sr. half toile relay, F ('legg's tear”,
"i3.tt'9, 1.IIer"''•
SALE AT ONE O'CLl)CK SHARi' Jr, two mile Marathon race, (' Pick.
BUSINESS COLLEGE 1.0r ti, CON. 1, 11A1
' ant, E yolthcott, T Fear.
The follow ing property Sr, three mile Marathon race, E
F,dtleatel to meet the living tl"P9i:.`t idrsn¢htmars,riainR 5 yrs.. in to
demands of a progressive ) 1Villi9, L }tern.
1 K imported filly. rising 1 dran¢ht
Age. Most exact ing. modern ,zetoing. risings 3. I draught relding, rising 2. 1 oar. Girl's walking race, half mile, L
city oMcea delighted with nage hnne,lnsinx S; 2 4r111179 mares, 4 yrs ;1 blood Snell, 1 Hardy, M Carling.our graduates. Our Il1anNRe. MII,,. 1 pr : 1 blow) Ally, 2 yes.: 1 Hem stallion iris- Teacher's race, Miss Eiowaui, Miss
2.
pen—Cmeat trains more young
ATTLE 1 now, doe to (*.he in Sept; 1 row in Johnston, Mies -Martin. — -
le annually titan r,
an nv other MarMari)1 Jer.ey no* in lIsn'h; 3 heifers, rising 3; 7 -.--
.teen, rising 1;1•tee,. tieing 2.1heifer. rising 1 3 Sale RgigiSte�8
771 Western Ontario. We spring rsl.es s
have incorporated 1 he roue- Istriat iF,NT'S -s lama.► et aeons. pair tntaeid+s. FRIDAY. EN?. Farm sto k, 1m .irm,nla and
eels of our TEN 1 EA:'11E11S nogg, -otter. tett double harness, pet single harness ha►xh Mena, the propene of r• a Spicer,
Ilawit Itsrrl.binder. piow, roller, rootrutter. Daisy Nowt oe. sate al one ortock R
into one grand unexcelled ehnrn.«•ed,1,711 hay fork. car, rapes amt mine. ItO8 (•All t•: 0N,
whole. Both t'011r901 for fanning milt, tame quantity of hay and other art1 les "act
price of one. Day students 4
Inn numerous to mention,
No revere IN the proprietor is renting 1,is )arm.
may attend night ( lasses free Trams s:' and unlet .a•h, over that amount 1„ For Sale or To Rent.
months credit a in he ids en on harni.hini[ apprn, e.1
Joint n .te• 5 per sent nlr fnr, a.h nn , r., it au-,. f, tint No 1 ('on I. Tp. of Stephen. I .,ante n
Huron, containing 1(11 acres of land. well fenced
R. B. 11O'S.S. THOS, [mows anddraine•1; with good orchard, Slott twenty a, -res
Prop. Atlrof gwwi thush. modern 1.uil.1ine'. ,oncenient to
- s,.hm1 church and market, and is situate ',Moat two
- -` mile+ iron, the Village of Rester. If not sold before
It costs sontwthing to talk pe*'e asor, 1fnh, will le rented. for hamar perticulan
Hyrtl is to wage war, -••eing that it PPI
0ke9 ilt1 osos ss to pay for the peace kohzri Leathiorn,n or to
aeision at The ['agile. s a i o,,jon, oar.
pelt Term Open* Sept. tad 4
Minter any time.
individual Instruction.
Write for handsome rat,7logwe
GEO. SCOTTON, Principal.La`aAiaasaaaart;
meant. Mrk.on k Caning
Barristers, kc.
Bleier, Ont
HARNESS
Ourscannot he heat and before
purchasing it will Spay you to
give as A call. Everything
from the lightest to the heavi•
est, and satisfaction gttaran•
teed. Try IIS with a job of re •
pairing and be rnriVinred that
our prices ere right.
J. Beer, Exeter
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES
Look at every item, then come
and see the quality and prices.
Food and meat choppers 1.40 up Heavy shears 15e up
Lamps (4 sizes) 25c to 50c complete
Coal hods 25 to hoc Coal sifters 2(k' up
Odorlees S P enamel per bottle with brush 25c
Mirror tin 25c
Oilcloth squares for under stoves 51.00 up
Oilcloth varnish 25 and 40c tins
Campbell's varnish stain 15 to 75e tins
Alumiuum and gold enamel, 25c, 40 and 75
Coal oil heaters $5 Stove boards 90 to 1.25
Carpet sweepers 2.00 to 4.25
Coal oil cans,1 to 4 gallon. 30c to 2.(10
Separator brushes 10 to 50e. Apple parers 50 to Irle
Extra heavy pickle copper tea kettles $2
Stovepipes 10e Elbows. clampers, et('
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